Morgan Stanley's newly approved Bitcoin ETF, set to launch with a competitive fee of 14 basis points, could significantly impact Bitcoin's performance in the second quarter. The ETF will be accessible to Morgan Stanley's 16,000 financial advisors and the $6.2 trillion in assets they manage, potentially driving increased institutional investment in Bitcoin. Meanwhile, geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran show signs of easing, with Trump predicting an end to hostilities within weeks and Iranian President Pezeshkian expressing willingness to end the conflict. These developments have positively influenced Asia-Pacific stock markets and S&P 500 futures, while Bitcoin has remained stable, trading between $65,000 and $73,000. Analysts suggest that the combination of the ETF launch, continued Bitcoin purchases, and geopolitical de-escalation could boost Bitcoin prices in Q2.